Surviving a Winter Storm: What to do Post-Disaster

A winter storm can bring high winds, freezing temperatures, ice, and large amounts of snow. In a matter of hours you could be stranded in your home, business or even in your vehicle. Typically, meteorologists are able to predict winter storms, leaving property owners with time to prepare for the impact. It is only after the storm passes that many are left wondering where to even begin with the clean-up process and how to mitigate resulting damages to their property.

We have compiled a simple checklist with feature points to help you ready yourself for the post-storm process. The main thing to keep in mind is that safety comes first. Be careful, be diligent and be safe.

Things to do following a winter storm:

Check onneighbors and any elderly community members, offer assistance where you can

Scott Greenwald, Regional VP at GGG-AI discusses the challenges of winter weather claims for home and business owners:

Following a winter storm examine your property for physical signs of damage and remove snow as quickly as possible. Safety is key when handling winter weather and that includes cleaning up after the storm. If your home or business has suffered damage due to a winter storm, we can help in your financial recovery. Contact us today at 800.382.2468.

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